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The Coast of Everything
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Expected 16 Jun 26760 pages, Paperback
Expected publication June 16, 2026
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Guillermo Stitch
21 books107 followersGuillermo Stitch is the author of the novella "Literature™", which won gold at the 2019 INDEPENDENT PUBLISHER (IPPY)Awards, and the novel, "Lake of Urine". He lives in Spain.
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November 15, 2025
“Dizzyingly innovative and wildly ambitious, The Coast of Everything is also a true page-turner—immersive, prescient and moving. Guillermo Stitch is one of my favorite living writers, and all of his talents are on display in this astounding new novel.”
—Christopher Boucher, author of Big Giant Floating Head
“An immense achievement. The Coast of Everything is an ingenious series of nesting novels, combining the worlds of Dickens, sci-fi, detective noir and The Arabian Nights. It invites us to pull at the threads of narrative superstructure and ask who is really reading and telling us this addictive story.”
—Rónán Hession, author of Ghost Mountain and Leonard and Hungry Paul
“The Coast of Everything is a genre-shifting, interlocking and overlapping wondrous puzzle of a novel, a book which houses never-ending stories and a never-ending story, which spirals and multiplies and drives its reader through its 747 pages with death-defying nerve and a life-embracing drive. Its structure is not so much ‘boxes within boxes’ as ‘boxes hidden in subterranean tunnels beneath abyssal caverns which lead to labyrinthine corridors which open out into mysterious rooms which in turn contain more boxes.’ And it is, I think, the only book of such length which, once finished, immediately left me with the urge to go back to its first page and begin again.”
—C.D.Rose, author of Walter Benjamin Stares at the Sea
“Guillermo Stitch escorts the reader through lush, Jamesian-paced prose that hums with the echoes of the Russians, the warmth of EM Forster, and the joie de vivre of James Joyce. This is a fabulous landscape: dreamy, concrete, beautifully and fully imagined, and peopled with vivid mavericks. The Coast of Everything is a timeless, extraordinary work.”
—Nuala O’Connor, author of NORA & Seaborne
“Structurally every bit as innovative and impressive as Ulysses. Stunning… absolutely stunning.”
—David Collard, author of Multiple Joyce
—Christopher Boucher, author of Big Giant Floating Head
“An immense achievement. The Coast of Everything is an ingenious series of nesting novels, combining the worlds of Dickens, sci-fi, detective noir and The Arabian Nights. It invites us to pull at the threads of narrative superstructure and ask who is really reading and telling us this addictive story.”
—Rónán Hession, author of Ghost Mountain and Leonard and Hungry Paul
“The Coast of Everything is a genre-shifting, interlocking and overlapping wondrous puzzle of a novel, a book which houses never-ending stories and a never-ending story, which spirals and multiplies and drives its reader through its 747 pages with death-defying nerve and a life-embracing drive. Its structure is not so much ‘boxes within boxes’ as ‘boxes hidden in subterranean tunnels beneath abyssal caverns which lead to labyrinthine corridors which open out into mysterious rooms which in turn contain more boxes.’ And it is, I think, the only book of such length which, once finished, immediately left me with the urge to go back to its first page and begin again.”
—C.D.Rose, author of Walter Benjamin Stares at the Sea
“Guillermo Stitch escorts the reader through lush, Jamesian-paced prose that hums with the echoes of the Russians, the warmth of EM Forster, and the joie de vivre of James Joyce. This is a fabulous landscape: dreamy, concrete, beautifully and fully imagined, and peopled with vivid mavericks. The Coast of Everything is a timeless, extraordinary work.”
—Nuala O’Connor, author of NORA & Seaborne
“Structurally every bit as innovative and impressive as Ulysses. Stunning… absolutely stunning.”
—David Collard, author of Multiple Joyce
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